Many commercial companies, mostly headquartered outside Europe, are happy to take 5 to 10 times more money from you. They can also sell your data for advertising revenue. Qaori, as a cooperative, belongs to the members, and through our DAO in Switzerland, you take part in the cooperative’s governance. A European company operates the platform, Qaori.Tech OÜ in Estonia, under strict data protection laws

No traps, no strings attached! You can enjoy our services worry-free and with no hidden obligations!

1. Your membership contract with a Qaori DAO Cooperative, depending on your jurisdiction, once in your lifetime.
2. Your service contract with Qaori.Tech Europe or US.
3. If you are a freelancer, your mission contract with the employer details.
4. If you are an employer, your project agreement with Qaori with a detailed list of freelancers.

24h max, on business days.

1. What is a cooperative?
   A cooperative (or co-op) is a business or organization owned and managed by its members. These members share the profits, benefits, and responsibilities equally.
2. How does a cooperative operate?
   Cooperatives function democratically, based on the principle of “one member, one vote,” regardless of the capital contribution. Members make decisions collectively and participate in shaping policies.
3. What types of cooperatives exist?
   Common types include:

• Worker cooperatives: Owned by employees who manage and share profits.
• Consumer cooperatives: Owned by consumers for shared goods and services.
• Producer or provider cooperatives: Owned by producers / providers to streamline services, production, and marketing.

Qaori Cooperative is a combination of these three.

4. What are the benefits of a cooperative?

Promotes equity, community, and fairness through shared ownership.

Members benefit economically and socially from the cooperative’s success.

Profit is reinvested into the cooperative or distributed among members.

5. Why choose a cooperative model?
   Cooperatives emphasize collective benefit over profit maximization, making them ideal for addressing shared needs, fostering community, and ensuring democratic business control.

1. What does DAO stand for?
   DAO stands for “Decentralized Autonomous Organization.” It is a blockchain-based entity managed collectively by its members without centralized leadership.
2. How does a DAO work?
   A DAO uses smart contracts (self-executing programs on a blockchain) to automatically enforce rules and manage decision-making. Members vote on proposals, and actions are taken based on consensus.
3. Why are DAOs revolutionary?
   DAOs eliminate centralized hierarchy, promote transparency, and allow global, democratic participation. All operations, votes, and transactions are publicly recorded on the blockchain.
4. What are examples of DAOs in action?
   Some well-known DAOs include MakerDAO (managing a decentralized stablecoin), Aragon (DAO creation tools), and The DAO (one of the first significant experiments). Bitcoin itself is sometimes considered a decentralized autonomous system.
5. What are the benefits of a DAO?

• Transparent decision-making
• Global accessibility
• Fairer resource allocation
• Automation of governance using blockchain

6. Can anyone participate in a DAO?
   Yes, anyone with internet access and the ability to hold DAO tokens can generally join and participate in decision-making. However, requirements vary by DAO.